RC10Talk - The Net's Largest Vintage R/C Community

Just screenshots as I no longer own a webserver or theshreves.com

I used to work for a national and later global service provider. Of lots of things, but one of them was kind of a tailored internet service for business.
We also provided collocation services. I worked in the engineering group that ran the network. For funsies, I put together a server and put it in the colo and gave myself a 1G of internet. In 2001, lol. That was like... 10,000 times more than you could get at home at the time.
And I bought theshreves.com. I hosted my own DNS, webserver, gaming servers and all that fun stuff. Since I was into RC, I created a few RC pages. This RC10 history page was one of them. Long before AE had anything like this. Or even a manual repo.
It got quite a few hits after a while. And I see this page referenced a few times on this board using the search.
Then I noticed the Wikipedia page for RC10 (now defunct) was edited to have a similar table layout. I believe in the phrase, "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery", heh

I think we should resurrect the RC10 page on Wikipedia
I would sure love to know why it got taken down. There was a reason presented for a while, but I forgot what it was.

I just remembered I could use the wayback machine to show the page. Although the images are not cached for some reason.
https://web.archive.org/web/20100730065259/http://www.theshreves.com/rc_stuff/rc10history.htm


And here is the now defunct RC10 Wikipedia page on the wayback machine
https://web.archive.org/web/20141209132329/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC10

And ya, that RC10 on the top right is mine. And I am currently selling it